Advanced Diagnostics

Advanced pet diagnostics in Brodhead & Monroe, WI. Digital X-rays, ultrasound, lab testing & more for dogs and cats at Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center.
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Advanced Pet Diagnostics You Can Count On

When your pet is not acting like themselves, getting clear answers matters. At Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center, our veterinarian and veterinary team provide advanced diagnostic services for dogs and cats in Brodhead & Monroe, WI, helping families across Green County and Rock County get to the root of health concerns quickly.

With in-house testing and modern imaging tools, we can evaluate many conditions during your visit. This means less waiting, faster answers, and a more comfortable experience for both you and your pet.

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Advanced Pet Diagnostics You Can Count On

Our Diagnostic & Lab Services

We provide a full range of diagnostic services for dogs and cats, all handled by our experienced veterinary team.
From routine wellness screening to investigating illness or injury, diagnostic testing helps us better understand your pet’s health and guide treatment decisions.

Our clinic offers services such as ultrasound, digital X-rays, ECG testing, urinalysis, fecal testing, skin evaluations, and in-house laboratory testing for timely results and ongoing monitoring.

Bloodwork (CBC & Chemistry Panel)

Blood testing gives us a detailed look at your pet’s internal health. A complete blood count and chemistry panel can help detect:

Infection or inflammation

Organ function changes

Blood disorders

Early signs of chronic disease

Urinalysis

Urine testing provides insight into kidney function, hydration levels, and urinary tract health. It is often recommended alongside bloodwork for a more complete picture.

Fecal Exams

Fecal testing helps identify intestinal parasites that may not be visible. Routine screening is an important part of preventive care, especially for pets that spend time outdoors or around other animals.

Skin Scraping & Microscope Cytology Evaluation

If your pet is dealing with itching, hair loss, or skin irritation, these tests help identify underlying causes such as mites, bacteria, or yeast infections. This allows us to choose the right treatment and bring your pet relief sooner.

Allergy Testing

Allergies can affect a pet’s comfort and quality of life. Testing helps identify environmental or food-related triggers so we can develop a plan to manage symptoms long-term.

Digital X-Rays

Digital radiographs allow our veterinary team to evaluate bones, joints, and internal structures. This is useful for diagnosing injuries, arthritis, and certain internal conditions.

Ultrasound

Ultrasound gives us a closer look at soft tissues and internal organs. It is a valuable tool for evaluating the abdomen, detecting abnormalities, and guiding treatment decisions.

Electrocardiograms (ECG/EKG)

An ECG records your pet’s heart rhythm and helps detect irregularities. This is especially important for pets with suspected heart conditions or those undergoing certain treatments.

When Should Your Pet Have Diagnostic Testing

When Should Your Pet Have Diagnostic Testing?

You know your pet best. If something seems different, it is always worth a closer look. Diagnostic testing may be recommended if your dog or cat shows signs such as:

Low energy or unusual behavior

Loss of appetite

Vomiting or diarrhea

Weight changes

Skin irritation or itching

Even if your pet appears healthy, routine testing during wellness exams helps establish baseline values and track changes over time. This is especially helpful as pets age.

Why Diagnostics Matter for Long-Term Health

Accurate diagnostics allow our veterinary team to make informed decisions about your pet’s care. With the right information, we can:

Identify health concerns earlier

Recommend targeted treatment plans

Monitor ongoing conditions

Support better long-term outcomes

For many families in Brodhead, Monroe, and the surrounding communities, this means peace of mind and a clearer path forward when their pet needs care.

Start Your Pet’s Wellness Plan with Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center

Preventive care is one of the best ways to support your pet’s long-term health. At Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center, our veterinary team is here to help with everything from routine exams and vaccinations to nutrition and weight guidance for your dog or cat.
Call us at 608-897-8632 or 608-325-2106 to schedule an appointment.

 

We look forward to caring for your dog or cat and being part of your pet’s life for years to come.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Advanced Diagnostics

What is included in pet diagnostic testing?

Diagnostic testing may include bloodwork, urine testing, imaging such as X-rays or ultrasound, and other evaluations based on your pet’s symptoms. Our veterinarian will recommend the most appropriate tests.

How long does it take to get results?

Many tests are performed in-house, which means results are often available the same day. Some specialized tests may take longer, and we will keep you informed throughout the process.

Is diagnostic testing safe for my pet?

Yes, most diagnostic tests are minimally invasive and well-tolerated. Our veterinary team takes steps to keep your pet comfortable during each procedure.

When should my pet have bloodwork done?

Bloodwork is commonly recommended during annual exams, before surgery, or when your pet shows signs of illness. Senior pets may benefit from more frequent testing.

Do I need an appointment for diagnostic services?

Yes, we recommend scheduling an appointment so our veterinary team can evaluate your pet and determine which tests are needed. Call ahead to ensure availability.

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